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NMR Petrophysics Application by Dr Ayham PETROSYNC Includes Synchronize Your Petroleum Skills Practical Exercises Case Studies and Sharing! NMRNMR PetrophysicsPetrophysics ApplicationApplication Understanding practical aspects of NMR as a valuable reservoir characterization tool 22nd September 2014 - 25th September 2014, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Petrosync Distinguished Instructor Dr.Ayham Ash Consultant Petrophysicist, PETROPHYSICS LTD. Over 17 years of experience in Oil & Gas industry Specializes in NMR, core analysis, formation evaluation and integration between core & log Handled projects and senior positions in CNR, RWE, SASOL, Fugro-Robertson, Weatherford Course Objectives Enhance the understanding for NMR physics and the concept principle of NMR measurement An overview on logging tools available in the market Identify the CBW, BVI, BVM Learn how to gather Core NMR measurements Acquire knowledge in the different NMR petrophysical properties (porosity, permeability, T2 cutoff), pore body size distribution and fluid properties Develop permeability and capillary pressure models Understand wettability and fluid characterization Knowledge on NMR corrections and quality control Specially Designed for The course is designed for petrophysicists, geologist, geophysicists and reservoir, petroleum and drilling engineers whose job requires a more extensive knowledge of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Supported by NMR Petrophysics Application 22nd - 25th SEPTEMBER 2014, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Course Overview Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) is a very useful tool to determine rock properties. The NMR response of the hydrogen contained within rocks can be related in a direct or indirect way to porosity, pore size distribution, rock permeability, capillary pressure, wettability and water saturation. Depending on the tool and the mode of operation, the type of fluid in the formation can be indicated whether it is gas, oil or water. All these can be achieved with an understanding of fundamentals and proper calibration of log data to laboratory NMR measurements on core samples. This 4-day course covers the practical aspects of NMR as a valuable reservoir characterization tool such as determinations of T1 and T2 distribution; porosity and permeability; T2 cutoff for bound and free fluids; pore size distribution; fluid types and properties. Designed to focus on the NMR principle and its use in formation evaluation domain, it additionally gives highlight on the different tools and parameters for the different application. The trainer will focus more on data interpretation and how NMR is best used. Instructor Profile Ayham have over 17 years of experience in the oil E & P. He has extensive petrophysical experience on both logs and core quality control and interpretation including NMR, log and core design and integration between log and core analysis. Currently, he is a consultant petrophysicist with Petrophysics Ltd. wherein he carry out projects and have worked with recent clients such as Maersk, CNR, OPC on rock typing, reservoir modeling, petrophysics interpretation and runs courses provided to the industries. Prior to that, Ayham worked and held several projects and senior positions with Parenco Holding, RWE DEA UK, Fugro-Robert Ltd., Weatherford International Ltd, Reslab UK, Techsia and Syrian National Oil Company. Ayham was VP of Arrangements and Publication for London Petrophysical Society and was the Training and Education Director of Petroleum Exploration Society of Great Britain. His publication includes Workflow for the calculation of drainage capillary pressure and Swi estimation using NMR T2 relaxation; Determination of surface relaxivity from NMR T2 measurements; LPS NMR Petrophysics course and more. His recent clients include CNR, RWE, SASOL Petroleum, LPS, Perenco, Gulfsands, ADCO, KNOC, KEC and SPC. He has experience in areas of Middle East, Arabic gulf, Europe (mainland and offshore) and Africa. Petrophysics Training Courses (JANUARY - DECEMBER 2014) DATE COURSE TITLE INSTRUCTOR 17th – 21st Mar Special Core Analysis Jos Maas 24th – 27th Mar Integration of Petrophysics & Core Analysis Ahmed Taha 5th – 9th May Advanced Cased Hole Logging Interpretation & Application Mourad Wassef 23rd – 27th June Advanced Well Log Interpretation & Formation Evaluation Ahmed Taha 22nd – 25th Sep NMR Petrophysics Application Ayham Ash 13th – 17th Oct Petrophysics Operations Quality Control Ahmed Taha 27th – 31st Oct Petrophysics in Unconventional Reservoirs Mourad Wassef 24th – 28th Nov Advanced Production Logging Mourad Wassef For a copy of PetroSync’s Training Calendar for 2014, please visit: http://petrosync.com/PETROSYNC_-_Catalog_Training_Yearly_Version_-_2014_-_2.pdf NMR Petrophysics Application 22nd - 25th SEPTEMBER 2014, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Course Agenda DayDay OneOne - 22nd22nd SeptemberSeptember 20142014 Permeability and capillary pressure assessment Permeability models pros and cons Introduction Capillary and pore size distribution How NMR works? Rock and fluid typing Tool development history Bound and free fluid Viscosity and wettability NMR application and physics Signal generation Exercises Nuclear spin and relaxation T1 & T2 Relaxation times DayDay FourFour - 25th25th SeptemberSeptember 20142014 Inversion and CPMG echo train Acquisition parameters Core NMR Analysis NMR value in core analysis compare to logging Introduction to NMR petrophysics and interpretation Measurement planning and value What information NMR can achieve? Example of a typical NMR core analysis program What affects the relaxation time? Surface relaxivity Core NMR and Log Calibration Pore size vs relaxation time Porosity Permeability Exercises Capillary pressure DayDay TwoTwo - 23rd23rd SSeptembereptember 20142014 NMR responses examples Wireline Tools, Operations and Signal Processing Case studies: Example of the log response within these reservoirs and how to benefit from NMR to allow better LWD NMR Tools and Operations understanding and assessment to reservoir properties, as well as how NMR can benefit from other logging tools to get the required Core analysis tools and operation answer. NMR QC and corrections Rock typing Highlight on NMR possible draw backs Parameters vs objectives NMR in gas Reservoir Applications Exercises NMR in low resistivity pay reservoirs Shale gas DayDay ThreeThree - 224th4th SeptemberSeptember 22014014 What is next for NMR? NMR petrophysical application Porosity and shale volume Course wrap-up & evaluation T2 cutoffs Porosity in gas reservoirs Course Exam IN-HOUSE SOLUTIONS SAVE COST • IMPROVE PERFORMANCE • REDUCE RISK PetroSync understands that in current economic climate, getting an excellent return on your training investment is critical for all our clients. This excellent training can be conducted exclusively for your organization. The training can be tailored to meet your specific needs at your preferred location and time. We will meet you anywhere around the globe. 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